Cycadales
plural noun
Cy·ca·da·les
: an order of gymnospermous plants abundant in the Mesozoic but now reduced to a few localized and widely scattered tropical forms that have an unbranched trunk which is tall and arborescent or squat and tuberous with a large pith and starchy cortex and that bears a terminal crown of long pinnate leaves together with one or more very large cones see cycadaceae
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Cycad-, Cycas + -ales
- pulled one's leg
- pulled out
- pulled over
- pulled round
- pulled stakes
- pulled the wool over one's eyes
- pulled through
- pulled together
- pulled up
- pulled wool
- pullen
- puller
- puller-in
- share a stage with
- share in common
- share less in common with
- share more in common with
- share one's feelings
- share option
- share out
- share rent
- share something in common
- share the limelight
- share the wealth
- share warrant